Your child's bedtime isn't just another routine, it's the most important fifteen minutes of your day. In this episode, Remy explores why bedtime is the moment where co-parenting matters most, and what you can do to make it work across two homes.

You'll learn:
• Why bedtime is a co-regulation moment, not just a routine
• The 90-minute window that determines how your child sleeps
• What your child is really asking when they resist bedtime
• How to be the calm your child borrows to fall asleep
• Why the bedtime ritual that travels is more important than the room

Based on attachment science and clinical research. Not therapy, just a calm place to think.

CoParentSpace, the calm space for parents and children living between two homes.

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Tuesday afternoon. Your eighteen-month-old has just woken from her nap. She walks into the kitchen with one sock on, holding the soft toy that has been with her for fourteen months. She looks at you. She looks at the door. She says, Daddy?

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If school mornings are chaos - the PE kit is at the other house, the reading book is missing, your child arrived last night tired and hasn't landed yet - this episode explains why two-home mornings are harder than single-home mornings, and gives you a system that works.

What you'll learn:
- The 5 reasons school mornings are harder in separated families
- Why "compatible, not identical" works better than matching routines
- The night-before system that eliminates most morning problems
- How to build a travelling kit so nothing goes missing
- What to do when mornings keep breaking down
- How to have the "PE kit is missing again" conversation without blame

This is the cornerstone episode for school-age co-parenting routines (ages 4-12).

Based on attachment science and practical systems from families who've solved this.

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CoParentSpace - the calm space for separated parents and their children.

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